The rule of law is such an alien concept to Kenyan politicians and it is really sad the disdain has permeated to the judiciary and religion.
A four year old kid growing up in Kenya gets indoctrinated into the culture of corruption and internalise it as normal. By the time they begin to read and write, they see their parents having to pay the police off, the school headmaster being paid off, any dealings with bureacrats have to be met with a shake down. Is it any wonder that the culprits in the Waki report are already showing utter disdain for the report.
The culture of impunity is what is going to bring the country called Kenya to be no more.

The Waki report has to be implemented in full if the next general election is not to be a repeat of the last one, which needlessly claimed more than 1500 lives and displaced many more people.

Today Messrs Kibaki and Oginga are united in claiming credit for signing a peace agreement, which brought in the current government of national unity, but their parties will be inciting violence along tribal lines, come the next election.

The idea of a tribunal is good for Kenya but until there is a total overhaul of the electoral commission and system, including the introduction of credible observers, transparent ballot boxes and a new system of vote counting and tallying it is unlikely that any future election will deliver the verdict of the majority of Kenyans. A better Kenya is possible.